Middle East: Use it or lose it! – The importance of contract administration as a risk management tool in construction contracts
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1 June 2023
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It is common for construction clients to inform their legal team that notices were not issued or contractual procedures were not complied with deliberately, in order to avoid triggering any conflict or acrimony with the other party or to avoid misinterpretation by the other party. But does it pay to be nice?
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